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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
FOR SALE-Cfty properly.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--FINE HOME
IL near the new Catholic College on Wash
ington street. VIII sell reasonable or ex
change for business or residence lot close
in and pay differe ence II necessary. BENE.
WARD Court street. mv2dlw
L'Uk sALE-NICE COTTAGE HOUSE. .
Il rooms. with flowers. lawn. trees, ny
drant water. etc, fue view and beautiful
surroundings, one block from Temple street
cable road lot h0xl70 Price. $2G0 j.. Also
new house, 5 room loi 5oxl36. situate west
of the University, two blocks from Jefferson
street line of cars and three blocks from
Vermont avenue cable road. Price Sl200,
and less than the house alone cost. W. ID.
ROOT, No. lis W. First street. may26 At
DOR SALE-S2S75 Will BUY: HOUSE S
Il oms; lot 45xlsO; hard finish fine
Temple street. @. H. LONG Il co Real Els
tate. Room II. Schumacher Block 26.2t
LNOk SALE-BY kOChE5i EH, hUNI-
L. INGT0S q LAYTON. 81 West Finst ST.:
100 feet west side Pearl street: 5000.
Corner of Seventh street, 60x1l7H to alley,
with siX-rOom house; $1,000.
Elegant cottage near w ,shingtoa Garden;
immediate possession; $500.
On the install ment plan-six. room house:
$3.50 cash: balance, $50 per mouth; Si950.
m2I If
EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-COKNER LOT
Il on Pennsylvania ave, Boyle Heights.
"
one week, as owner has to go East. Apply
to Semi Tropic Land Co, log N, Spring ST.,
Temple Block. my24 1w
S1JSL WILL BUY a VERY DnSIh-
pl-co able lot, 50x160 feet. in the
Judson Tract, only two blocks from Fig
ueroa street PARCELS, AGUIRRE & Co,
IL Court street matt
NOR sALE-FINE LOr ON BOYLE
IL Heights; corner; one block from two
lines of street cars, o0xl4S feet; $1,000. G. w.
BURTON. JOG N. Spring. Temple Block. m22tf
DIOR sALE-ON JEFFERSON STREET
Il south side, between Western avenue
and DuIant avenue. lot 13Gx50. bargain,
address "Keno, "sHERALD office. myl6tf
DOR sALE-HoUsE OF ROOMS, HARD
E finished, Room 40 Downey Block,
TOR sALE-A FINE LOT. COVERED
4 with choice fruit trees, between Main
easy. See MILLER & HEaRIOTf, 2S9 North
Main street. a17tf
EOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT HILL
L street near Eleventh cheap. FRANK
McCOYE, % N. Spring street. m2tf
EOR sALE-CHOlCE LOT IN THE
IL Childs tract, on electric railroad line.
FRANK McC0YE. % N: Spring street: m2!f
FOR SALE Country Property
EoR sALE-A FINE HOME OF % ACRES,
all i'm proved. at Orange, on line OF cars.
VIII pay 10 per cent, on price this year; all
in bearing. Cheap-$l4 600. BEN E. WARD,
Nc. Court street. my26 lw
DOR SALE-5 ACRES NEAR GLENDALE,
IL or will exchange for city property. @.
H. LONG g. CO.. Real Estate, Room II,
Schumacher Block. m26 2t
EOR SALE-AT AZUSA, 10 ACRES WITH
II house, good well OF water. family Or
chard, etc, corner. property and close to
Also 40 acres, partly improved and splen-
did fruit land at $40 per acre. Also 200
acres at 500 per acre. Terms 10 per cent
down. balance in l, and 8 years. w ID.
ROOT, No. 1l5 w. First street may26 At
DOR SALE-160 ACRES OF LAND, ALSO |
l. Forest Dairy, containing cows. horses. |
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
house, or address p. o. Box 744. m23-6m |
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

Wckt Caaaf Lauh ComnnnY.

Arcadia.
See it. Expenses paid If not as repre-
sautpd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
Notice to Stockholders.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders of the LOS ANGELES
GAS COMPANY for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year and the transaction
OF such other business as may be brought
before the meeting. will be held at the
office of the company, -
No. SONORA STREET,
In this city, on THURSDAY, tB
June, 1887, at 10 A. NJ. ~
my25-H "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECT
~ able woman, as nurse or chamberwork.
Address IN. f., this office. D26-4t
N1ANTED-A LADY WHO HAS HAD
w large experience for many years in
caring for invslids, wishes situation in
that capacity. or would take two or three
invalids to her own home. Has the best of
recommendations. Refers to ]. W. Potts by
permission, Address, Mrs. A. REYN0 Ids,
Station D. Los Angeles. m261m
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
y lady as copyist Address IN. e. W."
243 z. First street m26-3t
SIrUATI0N WANTED BY A YOUNG
- man as clerg or collector; has been
hotel clerk. liquor drummer and collector.
Address III. T., Herald office. may25 st
SIruAIION wANrED-BY A KESpEUf.
- able young English lady, as compan-
ion or to take care of an invalid or charge
of children; willing to travel. References
exchanged Address IN. E. b." this Of
fee. myI7 tt
MECHANICS FREE EMPLOYMENT
lNl Bureau building trades) No. IA S.
Main street. Competent workmen IN all
bran ches furnished on application. Tele-
phone 626, my15tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

EARMS AND TOWN LOTS-FARMS OF
Il all sizes, from FIVE to sixteen hundred
acres Of land for sale; one of 500 acres a spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron Sni-
phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, incident 20 the coming of
the railroads. The best OF natural mineral
waters and baths. g. T. WIDNEY & CO.,
Fulton Wells p. o. Cal. no2l-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
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FOX RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR KENI-TWO STORY, II ROOM
Il boarding house; furnished. Good 10.
cation and low rent. Also or 5 room cot
tage. CHAS. LANTZ, 81 s. Spring st. m24.4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26

FOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT, SIS PER
Il acre, 16 miles from Los Angeles, near
ocean. w. K. WALTERS, Wilmington, or
DELACY & MALCOLMS0N. 25 Temple
street. a11tf
LNOR bEST BARGAINS IN REAL ES FATE
l. see G. ". BURTON. LOG North Spring
street TemDle Block m3Itf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-26
PERSONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

VHE AZUSA LAND AND WATER COM
i pany want bids from experienced
brickmakers for burning and making 20O,-
600 to 100000 bricks at Azusa. Apply at
Room No. 10 Court street or p o. box 693.
n1o6.ht
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08

ing Of colored journals has this to
say for MS:
"The Savannah. Ga, TRIBUNE
exhor is the colored people to come
mp promptly and pay their poll tax
az it goes into the public school
fund aud helps on the education OF
both cOlOred and white children
The editor also joins heartily in the
war against immoral, incompetent
and dishonest teachers. They can
only corrupt the youth ef the land
and fill il with immoral and dishoR
eat citizens. The able manager OF
the Tribune, J. n. Deveaux, 10
Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of COlored Masons end Lien
tenant Col. of the Fret Battalion
OF COlored Volunteers in Savannah
Such men are an honor and bless
ing TO their race, and their influence
is generally felt wherever they are
known"
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08
aAYTAR PARK.
BIZ Sykes Of Chatham to AOthsr and
Fnkhcr.

BIZ Sykes Of Chatham to AOthsr and
Father.
O Cattle Park, O Cattle Park,
Thy name brings recOllecsions sweet,
When DER thy fields with Gippant feet,
| skipped and plsysa til time to sleep,
And rest, TO dream Of thee.
Thy moss draped oaks and orchard trees.
That stoop and rise with each shifting breeze
The iesa mine. the hOneYauckle all these
Hang as picture before me.
O Cattle bark, 0 Cattle Park,
Thy name refreshing memories bring
Fresh as thy mineral water epTing
Out of which the robins drink and sing
From early morn It'll dsrks
Thy winding paths to the 6elds sWay.
remember them we'll az if to-day,
There, Marie, Jim, and Ed " 'uld play.
Each as happy as lark.
O Cattle Park. o Cattle Park.
Before whose front the river flows,
Upon whose bosom the fAher goss
Never bending all oar if the wlnd blows,
But sails along in joyful gles.
The old oyster house lettering with age,
The bashhOuss. picture for historyS page.
The issis-0 Genie who has sailed againss she
waters rage.
In slsion pas before me.
0 Cattle PavA, o Cattle Park,
No place on earth 80 sweet and tender.
No tongue, no song. no pen can render,
LAvished upon shes her best store.
0 Castle Park. Sweet Cattle Park,
Let me breathe thy psrfnmed air once more
That AOass APound the Old home door,
Let me go and die there rich OF poor,
COntonte0 you'd ask no more.
New York { ity November Il, 1885.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08

the New York Tribune remarks that
"what we need in the way of parks
are a large number of pretty little
open places all through the city
where the people can go after their
hard dsy's work. and where their
children can play at will" Our
city seems 10 be ahead OF New
York in the way of "pretty little"
parks that 10 old Savannah is, but
we fear the New Savannah 10 likely
to become like old New York. Let
us have pretty little psrks' every
where always for tho benefit Of the
old and Young rich and poor
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08

TIE Southern Cultivator pub
lished at Atlanta, has been re-
eeived in the sAnctum Of the TRI-
BUNE this week and to any one who
has ever seen that popular Maya
zine it 10 needless for us to cay that
It 10 most welcome. The thoughts
for the month Of January ls full of
wholesome advice to farmers who
can but profit by lite psrusSl. While
the Cultivstor is devoted princi.
pally to agriculture it glistens with
miscellaneous articles bore aud
there that makes it q most interest
ing and valuable visitor in every
household. Tne CuItivstor speak
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08
KING WILLIAM AND THE
XRMY.

Emperor William celebrated the
eightieth anniversary of his on
trance Into the Prussian army on
January fret, by receiving all bic
commanding generals, headed by
Crown Prince Frederick William.
The Grown Prince addressed the
Emperor AZ follows:
"The army celebrates With your
majesty the day upon which, eighty
wears ago, yOu entered the army.
On several occasions we have ben
fu"tunars in coming before our chief
in war to thank HIM for leading us
through severe struggles 10 glori-
ous victories. To day, however,
your Majesty can look upon Elk
teen years which have been richly
blessed by pOAcs-yOarS above oil +,
dedicated to the undislurbed devel'
opment end strengthening Of al Gun
pirs, which WAS only established
after long waiting end struggling
This work of pesco succeeded be-
cause your Mnjesty's competent
and active leadership raised the
capability of the army to that state
of perfection of which every Ger
man soldier is justly proud. TIE
Prussian principle that no differ
ence exists between the people and
the army, because both ere ready
to defend their country, he's by
your Maissty's care. became the
property of the whole Ge' man ia
ton. In this natural cspabi'iry lice
our greatest security for the main
tenance of peace. "MAy ! then,
again, tell your Majesty that our
strong aud united nation, in grateful
love cad faithfulnes4, always ready
for sAeri6ces, trusts III it's emperor
aud leader in war, looks with joyful
confidence upon him IA the pc
server Of peace, and cherishts the
wish that Gods blessing in fitness
may dwell upon him"
The emperor replied compliment
ting the army highly for the sue
cssses of Germ my, he embraced
the Crown Prince, and General
Won Moltke to whom he spoke earn
estly. The city of Berlin was
gaily decked with flags and the
people wild with enthusiasm. TIL
city Was brilliantly Illuminated at
night aud grand military banquet
held in honor of the event.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08
No. 21O.
MADAME SMITH,
!h Queen saa sts' Fortune Teller.

Those who wish to consult her upon the
affairs Of life, in person or by mail, will re-
member to call at No. 80 Bryan street, be-
tween Montgomery and West Broad. she has
been practicing this business for nfty years.
She reveals the deepest secrets; unveils the
future: gives successful lottery numbers;
brings separated married couples and lovers
together; brings back absent IT1en0s
and ecIeant lovers; and causes speedy and
happy marriages. She has this gift from the
Almighty. She is acknowledged by al TO be
the QUEEN and STAR FOkTUNE TELLER
without SUPERIOR.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08
REPORT ON THE PENITENTE
AIRY.
OontInued from last week

Continued from last week.
Complaint was made by several
eonvicts that water was bailOd mp
aud put in barrels, and in many
cases allowed to stand antil it be.
came stagnant, so tainting the
atmosphere 90 to be very offensive
and injurious TO those working ia
the mines. Upon Investigation the
committee found the complaint to
be we'll grounded, and that the
condition Of the atmosphere in said
mines, produced by .uch barrels Of
water ksps in small excavations,
was, in feet, unhealshy; end they
recommend that the proper aathOr-
ities look into the meter, and take
such steps 90 may DO necessary for
It's prevention. Tha sonmittee call
the attention Of the 0sveraor to
John CheathAm, convicted Of mur-
der, end serving o lits-sentence,
bearing date from May, 1881, cent
from the county of Gwinnsrt. From
the investigation the committee has
made, they agree that HE 10 "
proper case for the exercise OF
clemency, and should the Cover
nor, after investigating the facts in
the case, ace fit to pardon, IL would
meet with the entire approval Of
this committee.
We alsO call the attention OF the
Executive to Joseph Moncrief, who
was convicted Of involuntary man.
slaughter in June 1875, from the
&C unity of Floyd, and who is serving
fifteen years sentence. We re-
spectiullv request the Governor 10
examine into the merits Of th,s case
should he deem il deserving Of
Executive clemency aud pardon
him, his action would receive the
full appreciation of the committee.
The committee deem it not improp
or 10 state here that both Of the last
mentioned pSrsons we're Imprisoned
when very young, and by those
having them in charge, the commit
tee is informed that their conduct
has always been extremely
good. The lesAeeS and officers
having them in charge are unani-
mous in pronouncing them aS de-
serving Executive clemency.
Jones, alias Sorrell (colored), one
Of tie leaders in the mutiny or strike
~ tho coke ovens several months
aye. is now confined in the hospital
suffering with broken srn, which
accident he met with bMt . few
davs before the arrival of the COM
mi.tee 1T the camp. he claimed
that bic arm wAs broken by Kill
patrick and others with 3 hAndcuff,
and told a pitiful tale OF the manner
ia which he had been treated, The
committee found it difficult to
srrivo at the truth of the matter
and learn exactly how his
Arm had been broken, there being
several convicts whose positive
statements corrOborated that O.
Jones himself, and OthOrs who ssiC
his arm had been hrOked by 3 blow
with piece of piping received q
the hands of another convict named
Brooks. This latter theory wal
sustained by Fitzpatrick and 4
uumbor of others. The committee
however, are Of tho opinion that in
either event Jones Ia to blame; thai
Il his arm wns broken, as he claims
bg tl,e handcuff. he brought it OIL
himself by resisting the authorities
and If done with n piece OF ripping
in the hands of Brooks, il was L
ward off an asssult made by him OF
Brooks.--Continasd next wesk.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08

MAToE HSwErqr, of New York
STATED ~ recent message that
more prSathing spaces are re-
qolrsd 10 the dsnsely populated
portions Of She ety." upon which
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-08

On ChrismAs-Eve nigh! about 8
o'clock Deputy Marshal Alonzo
GuytOn was called upon by one of
tho merchants to arrest one William
Goods, Jr., . colored youth, Who
had been cursing and using obscene
language. The boy resisted and
refused to be arrested. At this
point Goods pulled away from
Guyton and snapped his pistol in
bis face, says Guyton, aud then
Guyron shot him in the stomach.
The Deputy Marshal claims that he
had TO shoot Goods in self-defence
for he pulled his pistol on him. The
wounded mans story does not agree
with Guyton. On Christmas morn.
ing GnytOn surrendered himself and
was placed under $500 bond for bis
appearance at court, aud was Gus
pended from Office pending a hear
| & which will take place on
Wednesday next before the Board
| of County Commissioners who are
ex-oficiO J. P.'s as 3 court Of
inquiry. DR.. CLARK extracted the
ball on Wednesday and reports
Goods doing we'll and feels satis6ed
that be will recover.-DArisn Tim
Der Gazette.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-25
8erHhtiGte SsaArthten.

Sas mad Amerita ausges
wanterte Mdb9en aus @1en, neI9es
IN Der &otbeeR =9ctterie 80, 900 SO.
eeuouusn cat, if in ct. 2ouis eefuns
cen worbeu, pobin fe i5rem Brdutisam
na99ersiif mar. 2eicTr Eat fe eas Zoos
ni9t urS weib oE9 ni5t, no IS eebIies
Sen lit, unb tn i5rem sItsrIi9en 0uufe
1T es Iitt su frnheu. limb 10 wir6 hsr
i5Sus 9euinn ibr wobI usrIoreu seheH.
Senuerf9iebeneu @rbbebsn
in StaIien fin6 gum Spfer Ssfauen i'm
SSabre 1859 in Der rnesbuug BIS Nsiua
Is, 600 gerlonen, 145G IN HeepeI 3O,s
600 Bericneu, I6Ss IN gaTa5rien 5000
Se,fouen, 1927 tn BuGIieiI 1000 Berlos
1903 IN 9 ciIien 90, GOO Perionen, 1908
IN RitteI. SStaIien Is, 900, 1883 IN Gas
IGbrien 26, OOo gsrionen, 1905 In SGn:
Mo 5000 Rerionen, 1857 IN SafiLicata
IL, 800 9erioneu, 1888 auf Ss9ia 2SlS
8erfoRsn.
81 ArahHati lid Dor einiseu
@o6en Ger tn Der @eI&idte Der @iien.
bGbnen sepiS isIteue SaG ereisnet, has
Elm mad Der einen 8ihtuna (na9 YefD
u~ertebrenber 3us in Der entgsssugeieStsn
&i5tuns mad S3esebin) abfubr. Der
Srrtbum wurEe emf beim brttteu @drs
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GNaks2othrinaen.

@el9e mertparbige anf9ten bod
6rnnsofsn, @u9IdnbeT unb Anieriteuer
ii6sr bic grmerbuug Der log. &ei9s>
2lnbe. B. +. BON @IiaBs0otbrinss,,
bGbsr uub duBern!
Der rmfianb, bag hisie Gambler Jest
nur 8roteiiler, b. =. @s9ner Der bent.
fbeu 8seieruus n;Gt bios, fon6ern hes
Gnf9Iufes i9rer 9eimntb al Osutf5.
Iar5 9epdhIt bG5en, Is an Der 3abl,
udbren5 bod friber peuisisenS elmer
bnuon Gin ReiGstreusr mar, cat btsfeu
mettuirti9en Nnii3ten neue Rab,uns
sege6eu.
Die 6ransOien fe5en Sarin bic en-
m~uttigenbe Ebatia5e, baB bieie Sro:
piuben ibre GerbInheteu iein mirben,
mean fe Bel einem Rrtea bnieIbf eii.
riideu. 9sren 3urfGercb:ruu e,fdeint
isnen nun um 10 8ieIes Iei6ter. Aubes
re1Ieits 6uBe,n iis bic Inf9t, bag
OeniI9Ianb feIbf teineu Augriff maeen
werbe, ieit6em ft9 berausgeffeIt babe,
baB fetne 5eere aIabann feinbIeIig 9e>
FINITE 3dnber binisr iDtem Rhden be:
fhrGten miRtcn. @Is Oh @lfaS un6
Yot5itHeen in 1869 ruS 1870 freunSIl@
seiinnt gsweien pdrsu. limb bennod
IieB man fe obue 8sfOranis i'm Gidsn.
Dos wIrbe btesmal nm 10 wsntser Be-
bentIt3 fem. ba fie iebenfeus in,wtideu
u;et Seuti6sr seuOIben fab, ais fie ca:
malls waren.
9ie gn9tdnfer uub @msrisoner fnb
sensist, ben NnF9IuB Der &ei1sIanbe
an Deuti9Ionb ais eiuen sroben SebIs
ertfT III 5etra1ten - neil b;eieI6en eius
unb fir ouemoI Der B~sri5bnune nit
6rantrei9 im @es fdnbeu. So mon
eebt 10 melt, gu etner 9erdus9abe Der,
! ieIbsn aa~f8ufOrberu, unb bic Reu
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Die SaIO &nobberS

IN GEbreitsO :iIouri BADEN ueue S9ar6z
ibater be9ongsn. Sn teF J!dis pon
Sparla in @b,ilitan gounip lebie Der
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ga!b Snobbers, bar f6 webrG!aIs efer
iber tie SdaRtthcten ser fauhereT
8erbrioerIng nusgeipro1:n bate
Nn6tS sfgeu ii ubr brad neuti6 cine
Banbe ioIaer 6crle in Gn:cn'5 !0aus
unb erIdoB lin urh GDerIes Green, bel
bei Gaicn mo5nte. 0Gtou's Bater puTbe
I6per reruun0ei. Ttau Salon bat
trpti esr Ui6rtsr tros i5rer 8ermuus
muug elfanrt. &i5 istt 1T aber nod
fein:r non linen DeibGft,t m5roen. @ss
ger 5ebu BAH 6uobberS, weGde HI her
gdnoe eeb0reu, tie uor einiasu GicnG-
tan 0e,mffdn Iniietler tur6sepsitfGt
III. pe1t, teben bat, lit ron Der @ran5
Sulp bs9 8uuossgeridts il SsfferioH
@ltp arttase erbobeu pcreen. Oieis
N~n9etIasten btirosn id iset in 9aft.
NaS biele BGio Suob6e1s eisentIiG De-
3ueden, has uerbeutIidt Der vant. b.
@." 70: Der 9run5fcd ber Bsp6I.
te1una jener Mifourier Counties iinh
artae WeiBe (poor white thrash) aus
benz 6ltLiden Reutudp. Sic b~ewobnen
bauptidaIi9 Die tart s~e6irei9eu @eesue
ben bss :Wifouri's. Gort lit
es, no Gos meilte 6eimitdttsIero pom
Uifoari Iiest, Giefes Qanb BADEN iene
NnIi<SIer aus SfsGsnueiee unb RsntuGp
felt umpnrheut!t6eu Seitcn in 9ebroud
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ibnen inter benz 9eimfdttegeleS ober
aud inter benz Uettaufs9eies iebr
lei5t sepe1en pdre. Nter Gu9 obue
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mdBiseu @igentbImer, msi! i5ou ibve
glterr rnb @rOBsIteru auf benz 2anbs
aeiefen baben. Su ie6em Orenlhen, Der
oos 4anb mad ben 9eieeen Der Der.
Staaten eruerben unS fh harauf ME-
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&inrrin9lius, ber ii9 i9te5 rs4tasdBigeu
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beren 8stbre1eu oeer 0ergsben unter=
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nod ntGt larger 8sit ron Maidison ees
tummen urb Ra:teu n9 auf 6etmf1dtte
lamb nisbergeIafen. Dies unb mfg
biuisen6e 2isuBsruneeu, bic is Iter has
Sreibsn fsr r8aIo &upbbe,s~ gotham
batten, I6eint ibncn beren i9uB sugs.
sogen gu babsn. Die Slaatsb eboroeu
werben jet tnfsntIi6 nit ouer Strenge
sessn bic 8erbre3sr eini6rsiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-25
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